Watchimbark Nature Reserve covers an area of 744 hectares and is situated 40 kilometres north-west of Gloucester. It was purchased with Commonwealth National Reserve System funds in 2002 and reserved in 2006 to conserve the unique vegetation communities that occur on its serpentine geology and are not present in any other conservation reserve in NSW.
Minjary National Park is located 10 kilometres north west of Tumut on the South West Slopes of New South Wales. It consists of 1,462 hectares of undulating to steep, forested country that is surrounded entirely by freehold land. The park was formerly administered and managed by State Forests of NSW as Minjary State Forest.
The Basin Nature Reserve covers approximately 2,317 hectares and is located on the central New England Tablelands approximately 35 kilometres west of Guyra.
Boonanghi Nature Reserve is located on the Mid North Coast of NSW, 18 kilometres west-north-west of Kempsey, on the southern side of the Macleay River. It is part of a major north-west running spur of Cooperabung Range.
Mungo National Park lies on the site of two old pastoral stations, Mungo and Zanci pastoral stations, in the far southwest of NSW. This report assesses the significance of this pastoral history and historic heritage within Mungo National Park.
Boorganna Nature Reserve covers 390 hectares and is located on the western edge of the Comboyne Plateau, approximately 35 kilometres south-west of Wauchope, 32 kilometres north of Taree and 6 kilometres west of the township of Comboyne.
Kemendok Nature Reserve is located adjacent to the Murray River, 50 kilometres east of Buronga in south-western NSW. The reserve covers 1,064 hectares.
Booti Booti National Park includes the narrow sand barrier which separates Wallis Lake and the Pacific Ocean as well as the spectacular headlands of Cape Hawke to the north of Booti Hill and Charlotte Head to the south.
